Patient Check In Kiosk & Telehealth
Healthcare Kiosks for Patient Check In and Telehealth
Hospitals, doctors’ offices, and other healthcare facilities are adopting self-service kiosk solutions to offer a variety of helpful services to their patients and staff. Patient check in kiosks reduce demands on staff, while providing a way to distribute important information to patients.
In addition, Telehealth kiosk solutions have been recently growing in acceptance. Telehealth is a cost-effective way to make quality healthcare accessible to rural, under-served populations. Kiosks can support this effort by offering dedicated and secure video conferencing between patients and caregivers.
Common Uses
- Patient Check In Kiosk
- Waitroom Status and Notification
- Mental Health Screening
- Wayfinding and Building Directory
- Secure Video Conferencing
- Form Submission and ID Verification
- Vendor Screening and Check-in
Benefits
- Reduce Patient Waiting Time
- Announce Visitor Arrival
- Reduce Staffing Burden
- Collect Valuable Patient Data
- Promote Education and Public Awareness
- Improve Patient Experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Healthcare
What interactive kiosk is recommended for the healthcare industry?
We offer many self-service kiosk models for healthcare, but some of the most popular kiosks include:
What are the use cases for a healthcare kiosk?
Use cases for a healthcare kiosk vary by healthcare industry. Some common use cases include:
- As a patient check in kiosk
- Waitroom status and notification
- Mental health screening
- Wayfinding and building directory
- Secure video conferencing
- Form submission and ID verification
- Vendor screening and check-in
- Telehealth kiosk solution
Can I offer telehealth on my kiosk?
Yes. Our kiosks have all the capabilities to help with your telehealth services like VOIP and video conferencing.
To learn more about kiosks for telehealth, speak with a representative today.
Can patients check in at the kiosk?
Yes. Patients visiting your healthcare facility can check-in right from the self-service kiosk. The check-in process is even customizable to fit the unique needs of your office!
Can patients pay their copay at a self-service kiosk?
Yes. To learn more contact an Advanced Kiosks representative today.
Will patient health information be secure/safe on the kiosk?
Yes. Our interactive kiosks are equipped with the best software and technology to keep patient data safe and secure.
Do self-service kiosks have wayfinding capabilities?
Yes. This is an upgrade option available to customers that help patients find a doctor’s office, navigate a hospital, and provide step-by-step directions that help visitors of your healthcare facility find what they’re looking for.
For more information on wayfinding kiosks, click here.
What information can be displayed on a kiosk?
Our kiosks are completely customizable, meaning any information you want featured on your kiosk can be included. Whether you want a kiosk to feature digital signage, daily announcements, or bulletins, our kiosks have you covered.
Are kiosks compatible with mental health screening questionnaires?
Yes. Self-service kiosks are customizable to feature any health questionnaire or mental health screening you wish to provide.
To learn more about these capabilities, contact an Advanced Kiosks representative today.
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